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There is something about Blue Fairy that makes people doubt her. Nobody questions the motives of other good characters so why Blue Fairy?
Also Blue Fairy interfered between Nova and Dreamy. They were going to run off and sail away together, why didn’t Blue Fairy leave them be?
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Keeper of Felix@LaurieAnne wrote:
Those lanyards were very common for kids to make at camp and what have you, back in the day. I guess they are out of favor now, but I must have made dozens at various camps in my childhood. They were usually used as key chains. Guess that’s where Kurt’s dad learned it, then passed it down to Kurt. The lanyard itself has nothing to do with Star Wars – I think it was just the colors that reminded Owen of the light sabers.
The one that Owen made were still popular a couple of years ago. I think they were called “Scoobies”.
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Keeper of FelixPerhaps the dark spot is all about mind over matter. Snow believes that she has done something evil so her heart has a black spot. Regina put the idea in her head that the black spot is going to consume her heart so Snow is likely to get darker because she believes it.
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Keeper of FelixCopy your theory over here. I never thought Tamara would be the wraith and I don’t think she will be, but I’d be interested in seeing why you think so.
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Keeper of FelixBlue Fairy interfered with Bae and Rumple. Bae may have asked for help but Blue was too quick with the solution of sending Bae and Rumple to another world. Surely children on the battlefield who spoke of her would have asked for her help. It was up to Rumple to stop the war, yet the child soldiers spoke her name. Why didn’t she help them?
Also Morraine seemed a bit suspicious in the scene when she told Bae about the Blue Fairy. She appeared when Bae was alone, gave him the information about Blue Fairy then disappeared when Rumple came back despite saying she wasn’t afraid of him. Did Bae even wish on the blue star anyway? He just seemed to call out for Blue Fairy and she appeared. Was she waiting for him to ask for her help and Morraine just gave him the nudge? Also Rumple was yelling for Blue Fairy to appear and she did, he wasn’t wishing on any star.
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Hook: Whoa, that’s evil, Cora.
Hook: Some warning would be nice next time.
Cora: I’ve told you before, certain foods make me gassy.All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of FelixI had a dream where Rumple was looking after Belle at his house because she had a hangover. Neal then knocks on the front door and asks Rumple if he can look after Henry because something important came up and the was nobody else who could do it.
Rumple really doesn’t want Henry near him or Belle but reluctantly agrees. Neal leaves then Henry bombards Rumple with lots and lots of questions. Rumple then tells Henry to “sit down, shut up, and don’t touch anything”. Henry then sits in a chair looking really sad.
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Keeper of FelixThe photobucket pictures are fully viewable again. 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀
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Keeper of Felix
Belle: Rumple! I’m so glad to see you!
Rumple: Getting a little hard to breathe now, sweetheart.
Belle: Better?
Rumple: A little.
Belle: I don’t want a cat anymore.
Rumple:I fully support your decision.
Belle: I want a big massive dog that’ll keep away book reading, movie quoting pirates instead.
Rumple: Say what now?
Rumple: We should discuss this.
Rumple: Or we could just hug instead. Either’s fine.All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of FelixI agree on the uninterrupted date for Rumbelle. I would love to see them have little happy moments together just to show that they’re not always arguing. This season, episode 1 ended with Belle saying she was going to stay with Rumple after they’d had an argument then in her next appearance, she was ready to leave him because of his lack of honesty. There was no set up for how she suddenly came to that decision.
Less new characters- definitely. Or at least, if you are going to introduce a new character, make sure they have some sort of interaction with a character the audience is already familiar with. For example, Hook’s introduction was done really well. He was introduced as part of Rumple’s backstory and has now become a well liked character in his own right. Mulan, on the other hand, was just thrown into the mix and I really didn’t like her or Aurora in Broken because they were taking valuable screentime away from the characters I already know and love.
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Keeper of Felix
